2007 Tumbleweed Lusby Tiny House For Sale

She just recently upgraded into a Tumbleweed Elm 20 so her old 117 sq. ft. Lusby is looking for a new homeowner.

If you’re curious, Cathy’s lived in it since 2008. She even has her own blog called Tiny House Tales. Below you’ll find more information, photos, and even a video tour. Please enjoy and re-share! Thank you.

Currently located in northwestern Washington state. Designed and built by Jay Shafer in 2007. This is a stick-built home permanently attached to a trailer bed with extra bracing for travel stability. Charming and efficient design make this tiny house a perfect full-time home, vacation cottage, guest house, or hunting retreat.

House has plenty of storage with two full length closets and two floor-to-ceiling shelf units in addition to under counter cabinets. Owner added pull-out storage in cabinets and closet; built-in storage in small loft. Lots of light and air with 6 large screened casement windows downstairs. Front and rear loft screened awning windows open for excellent ventilation. Ladder access to both lofts. Owner added framing for bed in small downstairs room and large fold-down table. Generous front porch.

Video Tour: 2007 Tumbleweed Lusby For Sale

Asking price is $35,000 USD.

This tiny Tumbleweed home was designed and built by Jay Shafer in 2007. If you checked out the Tumbleweed website before 2013, this was the Lusby featured. The newer version is called the Elm. It measures 13.5Hx8Wx18L (in feet) for 117 sq. ft. total. RV hookups. I lived in it from 2008 to 2015. It is a lovely, efficient house. I hope you enjoy the tour and if you are interested in purchasing it, please contact me at netwitt1 AT yahoo DOT com.

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Isn’t 35,000 alittle high for that? Haven’t we seen some brand new houses for that price occasionally?
After seeing the 70-something thousand McTiny in this newsletter it puts this house to shame. Ugh!

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